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I'd say we're almost at candy store status.
I'll post later when I have time. But the bear is biting.
For now, I think $36 is a great time to start a new position in CBI.
I also would look into GLW. I think it's a solid buy. Dirt cheap. At a PE = 8, it is below 15, 10, 5, and 3 years PEs of 16, 12.4, 11.7, and 14.7. Yet solid earnings.
The PE trending indicates movement towards the longer term norms. For me, this is significant alpha. This is my core analytic method for identifying value. Obviously, you then have to look at cash flow, balance sheets, competition, and overall economy to ensure the business remains viable...that there is a future.
CBI and GLW are my largest commitments of basis. $26k in CBI, $20k in GLW. Again, I envy folks taking in new positions in these companies...as I think they'll do extremely well over the years.
In fact, I think CBI is as sure bet as there is. CBI certainly has a deeper moat than GLW. There is a significant barrier to entry with energy products. Nevertheless, I still think GLW will innovate new materials science products and also do well.
By the way, I also think INTC and CSCO are quality investments. They are cheap relative to longer term valuations. Solid cash flow and balance sheets. Both grew top line revenue and profit margins, beating expectations.
I for one believe both companies have strong moats. Of course, you might have your own ideas here. But if you think the business have a future, now's a good time to start accumulating.
They're not retail, but I can't think of too many retail stocks right now.
I did some buying these past few weeks. I bought 150 shares of DOW at $41.09; 60 shares of JNJ at $93.45; 100 shares of WFC at $52.33; 100 shares of XOM at $74.80; and 200 shares of SBRA at $26.87.
This is an interesting time. But I think we're near the worst of it. At least in aggregate. China, Greece, the fed, and oil are playing out. This may be a stiff correction or a cyclical bear. I can't tell for sure. But I am convinced we won't see 20% overall dip, more likely 10% - 15%.
As noted, I've started deploying my cash reserves. I have about $100k cash left. I'm very confident in my latest buys, as all are at deep to fair value. I definitely am waiting to go in more, especially in energy.
With energy, I'm waiting for $30/barrel or a stable bottom, whichever comes 1st. I plan on buying more of CBI and XOM. Maybe COP & MRO as new positions. I obviously entered XOM, as I'm seeing some glimmers of stability. But we will see.
Retail? I like JNJ & WMT right now. Again, I'm a value investor. I think there are good deals across sectors. In my view, this is the time to buy lower. I don't think the sky is falling.
As always, I'm prepared to hold a long time. I ultimately have faith in margin of safety investing, waiting for valuations to normalize. Fingers crossed.
I remain a holder of 900 shares averaged at a price of $16. I'm hoping for a positive outcome on the guardrails. As I've said in the past, I'd be a liar if I didn't acknowledge that this could end badly.
When politicians, lawyers, and frivolous plaintiffs get together, watch out. Especially when the class warfare is thrown. It's allegedly about rich executives killing regular folks and demanding restitution.
Don't get me wrong. I feel for those lost in accidents. But from all the public information, the guardrails are as reasonably safe as physics allows. They passed official tests. But the government and its crony interests are on a never ending fishing expedition to make guilt a self fulfilling prophecy.
Even in the US, there is a corruption factor that could materialize here. I hope not. Otherwise TRN is a superb company with excellent prospects. Hope it all ends well.
I'm remain a hold. My 426 shares at a $26k basis are now worth $19k, a 28% paper decline. I still have no worries, confident that CBI will crush the S&P500 over 5 years. I envy those whom don't have a position...as you can start with 1/3 or 1/4 increments.
I think the oil angle is valid. Right or wrong, CBI is associated with oil. I intend to buy big in energy once oil bottoms or reaching $30/barrel, whichever comes first. As with CBI, I'm down with my energy plays, DVN, DNOW, RDS-A, RDS-B, and NOV, some 25%, so I have to be cautious.
We're getting a nice rise today. But Iran is coming online. In the next year, I feel oil can go down a lot more. A friend of mine in the Texas oil industry described a panicky situation. Many companies are slashing spending, from majors to fracking upstarts. There will be bankruptcies and consolidation. There could be dividend cuts. But North American energy will survive and be dominant, outlasting OPEC in this game of solvency.
I will average down in CBI and DVN. I will buy new into XOM, MRO, and COP. Again, I need a fairly stable bottom. I believe there will be plenty of time to get a good deal.
This doesn't answer his question about positive cash flow.
Assuming they did make $1.5 billion, did they make a profit? Or as the poster stated, did they have to dip into cash on hand to cover expenses?
Believe me, I want to own AKS. But I am not sure about bankruptcy. I had a small $3k position, but got stopped out for a quick profit. I don't normally trade, but invest.
But for me to commit bigger money as an investment, I need to have a better idea of burn rate. For now, it's too uncertain and too risky but to trade with baby money.
I think you're actually reinforcing my points, especially in highlighting ascending North American oil production prominence and how dependent Saudi Arabia is as whole on this commodity.
Kidding aside, it's all good. There are many possible explanations. But I ultimately fall back on Occam's Razor. SA did this in the 1980s. There is precedent.
Like you, I'm ultimately waiting for the bottom to materialize. I think there will be plenty of time to buy once on a lifetime energy positions. Fingers crossed.
I don't buy the Iran-Russia angle. Iran already has a functioning economy. Keeping oil down won't hurt it anymore than it is hurting now. Russia is a whole different story, possessing natural and human resources that can withstand a blip in a single commodity.
No, the Saudis rightfully fear North American shale. For one, it's in our economic interest to be as energy independent as possible. Never mind national security, especially considering the role SA plays in Islamic radicalism.
In summary, I don't believe we or the Saudis are prepared to sacrifice our economy just to keep down the economy of Iran. If only geopolitics were that simple.
To your point, the current price cannot be sustained. By anybody. At some point, all players will break. But some quicker than others. Again, I think SA will break before North American energy...as we're talking the direct risk of a nation versus companies...with the US facing an indirect risk vis-a-vis oil, given our diverse economy.
When this settles, then CBI can stabilize and start to normalize in valuation.
CBI remains a matter of time. Right now we're caught in a confluence of events: China, Greece, slowing corporate top line revenues, a possible fed hike, and especially the fall of oil. We're probably in a cyclical bear market.
Once the smoke clears, and it will, a company like CBI remains high odds to beat the indices. It would take a real outlier to produce any other outcome. When you really think about it, CBI is energy infrastructure...any energy infrastructure, not just oil land gas.
My main misgiving is Buffett selling some shares. He's gotten of pure energy altogether. I wonder why? He's an astute investor and commands a certain authority. My hope is that he keeps his still substantial position in CBI.
I'm holding. I'm now down 25% on a $25k basis. I'm waiting for an oil bottom to average down. For me, it comes down to Saudi Arabia breaking in their price war. I still feel they will...as I think North American labor elasticity, capital liquidity, technology, and supply chain optimization can outlast the Saudis. I don't see a repeat of the 80s.
To be sure, some energy companies will go belly up. But that will make western survivors even stronger. This time, I believe the Saudis have dug a hole for themselves. They got their low prices. But they're bleeding money, need $75 - $100 per barrel to fund national ops.
When prices rise, the North Americans will elastically scale back up...always waiting opportunistically. Regardless, CBI remains well positioned. That's my bet.
You bring up some excellent points that should serve as due warning to the extreme risk with AKS. When I last checked in early June, AKS had $3 billion in debt and $50 million cash on hand. They also had $4 - $5 billion in asset worth. I imagine they are servicing debt with cash on hand, which is diminishing at some rate due to no net earnings. This MUST bring up the specter of bankruptcy.
AKS for me is sheer speculation. Funny enough, my 1000 shares I bought yesterday are now up 18%. Volatile much? Wow!
I'm gambling on the government intervening just in time. Mind you, I'll probably add stops to secure some profit. Normally I am value investor, but I use a small % of my portfolio to gamble this way.
Lastly, I don't agree with you that there is no way for AKS to make money. Again, if the government intervenes, it should change the equation. Steel isn't pot, where it can be shipped in and delivered clandestinely.
Well this was a fortuitous investment. Right off the bat. Let's hope good fortune prevails.
You all make some good points about volatility. Not to get into an ideological war, but I don't believe in technical analysis. Yes, it works, but I see this as coincidental luck, failing more often than not.
Regardless, I correlate volatility to the crisis in China and the associated commodity crash, not to mention steel dumping. There are some signs we are getting nearer to fleshing things out. If so...then AKS becomes a cyclically positive play, meaning it's time to be an investor.
Again, I just can't see it swinging wildly like it did at the end of 2013...not unless there are solid fundamentals...which is what I am looking for.
Last point of clarification: I concede that AKS is for me a speculative investment right now. Not a value play. I don't wager most of my portfolio on stocks like this one...but I'm hopeful that things will turn around and that AKS won't go belly up.
I remain confident that the next 18 months we'll see $65/share. If higher, all the better. In my book, CBI remains one of the most compelling companies out there right now.
We're due for a cyclical bear. China has crashed. Commodities are plunging. There's an oil price war.
Aggregate corporate earnings however, have grown 6%+, if you take out energy. That speaks to the strength of the secular bull market we're in...which should commence once the cyclical bear issues are resolved.
As it does, CBI will positively correct.
$10 to $11 a share? Look, I get that there's a lot of wishful thinking on Yahoo message boards. But a near 4x bagger in a few months is beyond wishful.
I'll be content with AKS simply turning business around. I just SPECULATIVELY bought 1000 shares. I'll be adding more if I see business conditions improving.
I bought 1000 shares of AKS at $2.80 today. And 400 shares of MT at $8.98 a few weeks ago. I've spent $6k of $20k I have allocated for steel, so I'll add opportunistically, with discipline.
China is experiencing a massive crash. Their excess is flooding the market. Iron ore has near bottomed. Global economies look set to enter a cyclical bear market. Suffice it to say, commodities are under severe pressure...and aside from oil, which is obfuscated due to the Saudi price war factor, I think we're at a near bottom.
Today's earnings makes me more comfortable that AKS won't go belly up. It should weather this storm and get back to a fair valuation, once the steel cycle ramps up again. And it will, given that I fully believe we're in the earlier stages of a longer term secular bull market. Things just have to sort themselves out. I have no pretense of knowing how long this will take...but I like to think I'm buying deep value in AKS and MT with my recent purchases.
Lastly, as I've posted before, I think steel is a matter of national security. I have no crystal ball, but I have to believe the US government won't let our steel companies go out of business...although I admit this doesn't preclude bankruptcy. But all in all, I think we're past the point of insolvency being likely.
Fingers crossed.
Fingers crossed.
It's a guess. A pure guess. We have no real mathematical basis for determining this.
In contrast, there is lots of math supporting TRN as value: PE, PEG, PS, PB, ROIC, cash flow, and balance sheets. It's valuations are well below trailing N year averages.
How do you ever put odds on how a lawsuit will go? Maybe I'm more cynical as I get older? But I am deeply suspicious of a legal system and a government that has allowed what to me seems like a greater degree of corruption than ever before.
A lot of financially pressed interests see TRN as a convenient target. I won't rest easily until this is fully resolved...albeit I am holding my shares through it...on a pure hunch that all will be ok. That's all I have...a hunch.
The market is broken. Not CBI. I'll chime in again with my usual mantra: price must track earnings.
I still believe this is a great time to accumulate CBI. I'm averaged in at $61 or so, a basis of $25k. I remain confident if beating the S&P500 within 18 months. At the very least, I believe the price of oil will stabilize during this period, helping CBI to normalize...and I also believe overvalued social, mobile, and cloud computing companies will have faced their day of reckoning as well...further reinforcing companies that really make money.
Stocks trade with greater volatility that is more quickly moved by sentiment. Right now sentiment is suspect about CBI. But as I said, strong fundamentals will correct what I think is the irrationality of the herd here, not to mention wall street rigging.
Coincidentally, it's the same with steel. I bought into MT. I'm looking hard at AKS, NUE, and X. Although, to be fair, some of these steels can go bankrupt during this cyclical crash of steel.
All the best.
I kept my shares. But I have no illusions about foresight. Like you, I'm getting lucky...especially that the lawsuit isn't materializing into anything concrete yet.
I hope it stays that way. If so, sure, TRN is a serious long term winner. But the winds of politics can turn quickly. And TRN hasn't extricated itself from these winds.
I'm up 2x. I was once up near 4x. I'd love to see that again. Fingers crossed.


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Venabu Hytter, Malmbu
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At Venabu Hytter you have an excellent base for short and long trips by foot, ski, cycle or car. In the evenings you have a cosy cabin with a fireplace in a quiet car-free area. You also can enjoy offerings at the nearby Venabu Fjellhotell. (Horses, bicycle, guided tours, meals,..) Rental period is normally one or two weeks,but longer and shorter stays are welcome.Staying in the middle of Norways best hiking and skiing terrain. Close to full service hotel.
|Sleeps up to 6, 2 bedrooms
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|Car not necessary
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|1 km
|Nearest travel links
|Nearest airport: Oslo-Gardermoen 217 km, Nearest railway: Ringebu 18 km
|Family friendly
|Great for children of all ages
|No pets allowed, Yes, smoking allowed
Features and Facilities
|Sauna, Log fire, Internet access, Staffed property
|TV, Wi-Fi available
|Dishwasher, Cooker, Fridge, Freezer
|2 bedrooms, 1 bathrooms of which 1 Family bathrooms
|Double beds (1), Single beds (4), Dining seats for 6
|Balcony or terrace, BBQ, Bicycles available
|Parking, Suitable for people with restricted mobility, Wheelchair users
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At Venabu Hytter you live at 930 moh in a wide open area where the main activity is cross country skiing until end of April. In the summer you are in the middle of a great area for hiking alon lakes and up to small mountains. You can also go into Rondane which is Norways first national park with peaks above 2000 moh.
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The Malmbu cabin is rented via Venabu Fjellhotell. Check our web-site for bigger and smaller cabins at the same location. You pick up the key at the reception.
The Oppland region
Eastern Norway is framed by mountains, sea, rivers and valleys. The landscape goes from sea level at Oslo to all mountains above 2000 moh at Jotunheimen and Rondane. The traditions and customs are changing quickly when you trave through this region.
Lillehammer had Winter Olympics in 1994 and the area is a great destination for winter activities.
Lillehammer had Winter Olympics in 1994 and the area is a great destination for winter activities. Venabygdsfjellet is further north and on the way you pass Hafjell and Kvitfjell which are two great desinations for downhill skiing.
Venabygdsfjellet is more for the back-country skier with 120 km tracks in a wide area south of Rondane national park.
In the summer time people enjoy the long days and short nights in a outdoor life close to their cabins or further into the unspoiled mountain area.
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Ryobi RMT1801M ONE+ 18v Cordless Multi Tool without Battery or ChargerWith Ryobi's RMT1801M Oscillating Multi-Tool, the possibilities are almost endless - whether you need a tool for sanding wood, plunge cutting into walls & flooring, flush cutting in hard to reach locations or scraping away grout from between tiling, the RMT1801M is the solution. What's more, as part of the 18v ONE+ system of battery compatible tools, versatile multi tool performance comes without the additional expense of unnecessary batteries & chargers. 3 attachments & 6 sanding sheets are provided to get you started, easy to attach & all driven by the multi-tool's rapid 20,000 opm rate of oscillation. Thanks to a universal accessory adaptor included with your purchase, attachments from other manufacturers are also fully compatible with the RMT1801M - so just because you're upgrading to a Ryobi multi-tool, that doesn't mean all your old accessories have to go to waste. Precise work requires accurate control; a highly responsive variable speed trigger allows for fine adjustment of the work rate to respond to different materials & applications, while Ryobi's GripZone™ overmould technology absorbs unwanted vibration & provides a comfortable grip during operation. Also beneficial is the RMT1801M's integrated LED work light, for enhanced visibility of poorly lit workpieces. Features & Benefits:• A versatile multi purpose tool with both sanding and cutting heads• Quick change attachments for hassle free transition between sanding and sawing• LED work light: bright white illumination of the worksurface• GripZone™ overmould technology: improved comfort with a positive grip• Variable speed: total control when undertaking a range of applications• Universal accessory adaptor: offers compatibility with any brand of accessories• 4 position rotating head: reset the position of the head for cutting & sanding at 4 different anglesSpecifications:• Oscillation rate (opm): 0 - 20,000• Oscilllation angle: 3°• Weight: 0.9kg• No battery• No charger• No caseIncludes:• 1 x flush cutting blade• 1 x wood/metal blade• 1 x sanding pad• 6 x sanding sheets• Hex key• Universal accessory adaptorAbout One+One+ has been designed to allow you to use any One+ tool with the same battery and charger. To complete your purchase if you do not own a One+ battery or charger choose a battery or battery charger set shown below. The One+ concept is new to powertools and allows you to buy just one set of batteries and use them with all One+ Tools. It is a cost effective solution for all serious Diy enthusiasts and semi professional users.One+ products are available in both Power tools & Garden tools, the batteries and charger work across both ranges. Batteries are available in NiCD or Lithium Ion. The Chargers supplied (Super Charger) are able to charge NiCD or Lithium Ion but older chargers (Mono) do not charge Lithium Ion Batteries.
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The equipment, procured with support of the United States Agency for International Development (USAID) and worth over $176,000:00, are expected to hasten the realization of this year's World TB Day slogan: 'Tuberculosis free Nigeria: "Find, Treat, Cure TB'
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A really quaint family run hotel with a great breakfast. The staff are so friendly and while the beds were not comfy, there was a special appeal to the place that I would recommend.
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I have never been taken care of so well during my six weeks of travel in Europe. The family is so amazing!
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Que Bellisima!
Although I would love to keep this jewel of a hotel to myself, owners Barbara and Mateo deserve nothing but success with the Locanda Orseolo.
The rooms are large and beautifully appointed with Venetian style furnishings and Murano glass chandeliers. The bathroom was the biggest and nicest of our entire trip. Our room was exceptionally quiet with a lovely view of the Orseolo canal. Breakfasts were terrific and Barbara's dinner suggestions were topnotch. Two minutes from Piazza San Marco but worlds away from the crowds and noise. When we checked out we felt like we were leaving old friends. I will NEVER stay anywhere else!
Best secret in venice!
We had the best view in all of Venice. The hotel personnel were friendly and accommodating. Would definitely recommend this to anyone who wants a clean, modern and friendly atmosphere.
Loved Locanda Orseolo
Secluded yet convenient location near Piazza San Marco. Barbara, Mateo, and Francesco were the most welcoming hosts we had in Italy. We were always warmly greeted by name with smiles. One afternoon it rained and they brought out a supply of umbrellas for guests to borrow. Our room overlooking the Orseolo canal was spacious and well appointed; king bed, armoire, desk, color satellite TV, mini bar. The bathroom was spacious as well with bathtub, separate shower, and bidet. Breakfast was plentiful, and Mateo's cooked-to-order eggs and pancakes were an unexpected treat. One caveat for some - there is no elevator.
Look no further!
What a relief! There is nothing like the uncertainty of booking a hotel via the Internet! You know, seeing the photos, reading the descriptions, and getting there and realising you've been fooled by a clever website! Well, you will not be dissappointed here. If you want clean and elegant rooms, modern bathrooms, wonderful atmosphere, perfect location, and service-oriented staff/owners - book here! This is a great place to stay for many reasons and I will not hesitate to return. Although, it is a bit pricey - the prices are competitive and unfortunately a characteristic of Venice accomodation. This is the perfect place for you if you can't afford the luxury of a 5-star but want as pleasant a stay as your money can buy. I can't say enough about the owners (Barbara & Mateo). They will do anything they can to make your stay comfortable and memorable! And, they speak fantastic English - and Mateo makes great omelettes! Thank you Locanda Orseolo!! Ciao, Joy & Ian Ward
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Superb hotel! The staff is friendly, efficient and eager to please. The room was ample size with good storage and was in execellent condition. It's a great location, a short walk to St Marks Square. Only caution, is that you need to go through a small iron gate into a court yard to find the hotel. It was a great stay!
The best hotel I have stayed in...
Have just returned from a trip to Venice, made all the more fabulous thanks to this brilliant hotel. The staff were so friendly and helpful (remembering each guest's name and breakfast order from one day to the next, no less!), the rooms spotless and tastefully decorated and the location could not have been more perfect. It was literally 1 minute walk from St Mark's square and next to a major gondola park, yet thanks to double glazing, the rooms were really quiet. The breakfasts were delicious, and watching gondolas float past as you sip double espressos, is as great an experience of Venice as you will get. In our breakfast chats, the guests all agreed that the hotel was exceptional value for money, as most other b&b's cost way more and were not a patch on this one. This hotel is a 'must stay' while you are in Venice.
Grazie Locanda Orseolo!!!
Venice was the first stop on our Italian honeymoon, and I can't think of a better way to start the trip. Barbara and Mateo treated us like family and provided great advice for exploring Venice without spending a fortune. They also offered great dinner recommendations (must try Antico Dolo). The hotel itself was immaculately clean and the rooms were spacious. Although the Orseolo is centrally located, it is hidden in a residential area... be sure to follow the detailed directions they provide. We definitely recommend this hotel, as well as Mateo's famous chocolate breakfast crepes!
Wonderful Hotel, Wonderful people
Returned from Italy two weeks ago and couldn't wait to write this review. Forget the megahotels on the grand canal; this little gem provided the perfect base of operations for our exploration of fabulous Venice. The hotel is immaculate, the location couldn't be better and the family that recently purchased the property makes one feel like a member of the family. Request a canal view room- well worth the few extra euros.
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I stayed at the Locanda Orseolo in late Oct., 2002. I booked it because all of the other hotels seemed to be booked due to the Venice marathon and this place was new and had availability. While it has no elevator, it is a very new hotel, with modern rooms, in a fabulous location. It has the best (most powerful and steady) shower I have ever had in a hotel. This was truly one of the great finds from my trip.
Locanda Orseolo: great little hotel in the heart of Venice
Wonderful little hotel, very friendly service, tucked away in a little courtyard, right next to canal Orseolo: you can see the gondolas passing by during breakfast! It's very charming, quiet, ultra clean, friendly and helpful staff, all new interior and bathroom facility, good size rooms. Great location only steps away from San Marco Square.
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Monday marked the beginning of the new semester, and for me, my first actual cooking class. Sure, I have one semester of baking under my belt, but this class, which our school calls Quantity I, is what I had been waiting for since I was 18. Needless to say, I was a little excited and anxious to get started.
Background: When I was a senior in high school, it was a toss up between art school or culinary school. Art school won out, and I've been working in the design and marketing industry for, gulp, just about 19 years now. Culinary school was something I always wanted to do, and I finally found a program that fit my budget and schedule.
OK, so back to Monday…I hate being late, so I arrived about 20 minutes early. Eventually, the entire class settled in, and I noticed about 60% were not in their chef coats, did not have aprons, toques, knives or their book. As I'm sitting there in my uniform with book, notebook and pen, I'm disgusted, appalled, and ready to label them all young, stupid and clearly not serious about becoming a chef.
Chef began his lecture. He was in a great mood, rested, excited about the semester. He let the 60% of rule breakers roll right off his back without skipping a beat, and addressed the syllabus and required attire, "If you show up without your coat, hat, apron, book, or KNIVES, you get a zero for the day. You might as well go home." Brilliant, thank you, Chef!
I was quietly laughing at them all. I glanced over at my rolling culinary case, still laughing, and gasped. I literally sucked all of the oxygen out of the room. My face turned flush and I called myself every derogatory word I knew.
I forgot my knives. I had measuring cups, spoons, a cutting board, tongs, microplane – you name it, I had it. But I didn't have my knives. My knives were home, all comfy on the corner of my bed, waiting for me to take them to culinary school. I had walked right out the door without them.
My focus shifted to how the heck I was going to magically make my knives appear, without creating a buzz. I'm an A student, an over achiever – I never mess up like this. After some noodling, I decided my best bet was to get myself over to the bookstore, without Chef noticing, and buy a new French knife and paring knife. Totally doable. We took a short break, and out the door I went. I passed my lab partner from last semester, "R," and "Boy who talks too much" on my way – they stopped me dead in my tracks.
"You're not going to buy new knives – that's ridiculous," R said. Just use ours – we're not using them today."
"I couldn't, I shouldn't," I thought to myself. "R" interrupted my thought bubble, "I used your knives and equipment all last semester – I owe you anyhow!" I looked at "R" and said, "You know what, you're right! Where's your knife roll?"
Crisis averted.
The rest of the day Chef took us on a tour of the kitchen, showed us how to use the dishwasher in the dish room, and did a few demos on the basics.
As with baking class, I was surprised at how much I already knew. I was the only one in class who knew how to hold a knife properly, and part of the minority of students who knew how to dice an onion; how to make tomato concasse; how to chop a carrot. It felt good.
I never did need my knives, but I'm glad I had a back up plan, and glad Chef didn't have to lump me in with the "bad" half of the class.
First homework assignment: Dice a bag of onions.
To quote Chef this week, "If you can learn how to dice an onion properly, make a proper roux and all the other basics I'm going to teach you in this class, you'll be a great chef."
I hope Vidalias are on sale this week.
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Revue Theatre
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3956 N. Elston Avenue,Chicago, IL 60618
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stormdog on September 8, 2010 at 2:35 am
Hi BWChicago;
The other listing on this site for a Central Theatre in Chicago is fairly far away. Did the Central that was near the Revue have another name?
Broan on January 24, 2007 at 2:34 pm
And the present use is a plumbing fixture store called "Showerworks"
Broan on January 24, 2007 at 2:27 pm
Also, two Sanborn maps show the capacity as 496.
Broan on January 24, 2007 at 2:27 pm
I was mistaken; the central was in fact located at 3937 N Central Park, just a few doors away.


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